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Campgrounds and RV Parks in North Carolina
Adventure Trail is not just a campground; it is an experience that combines the fun of living and playing outdoors with the various activities that make a vacation memorable. From the moment you enter the campground, you know you've discovered "the best in family camping." You'll enjoy days of fresh air and never ending activity on 20 acres of natural beauty in Western North Carolina. You'll find all your favorite recreations at Adventure Trail; swimming, shuffleboard, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball or a long walk exploring Adventure Trail's nature trail on heavily wooded hillsides - or - just relax and enjoy the conversation on our famous loafing porch. For the highlight of your vacation, sign up for a guided white water raft trip down the great Nantahala River or take a ride on the Great Smoky Mountains Railway.
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National Scenic Trail, Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Wilderness Area, Wildlife Viewing.
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Parkway, Auto Touring, Biking, Boating, Camping, Educational Programs, Fishing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Wildlife Viewing, Snow Skiing. Special Topics: Endangered Species, Mountains, Wildflowers.
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National Seashore, Auto Touring, Biking, Boating, Camping, Educational Programs, Fishing, Hiking, Hunting, Swimming, Wildlife Viewing. Special Topics: Civil War, Endangered Species, Maritime History.
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The seashore is a 56 mile long section of the Outer Banks of North Carolina running from Ocracoke Inlet on the northeast to Beaufort Inlet on the southeast. The three undeveloped barrier islands which make up the seashore - North Core Banks, South Core Banks and Shackleford Banks - may seem barren and isolated but they offer many natural and historical features that can make a visit very rewarding
National Seashore, Boating, Camping, Educational Programs, Fishing, Hiking, Hunting, Swimming, Wildlife Viewing. Special Topics: Endangered Species, Maritime History.
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Multicolored cliffs up to 98 feet tower over historic river. More than 30 tent and trailer campsites with showers and dump station; four group tent campsites. Picnic shelter, 1.6 miles of hiking trails, exhibit hall, interpretive programs, river fishing. Eleven-acre manmade lake with beach and diving platform, swimming, rowboat rentals.
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Awaken your senses at Earthbound Campground... Listen to the melody of song birds and the symphony of laughter. Smell the fragrances of the blooming wild flowers and rhododendrons or bonfire embers. See enchanting mountain views and the autumn leafs as they ignite with color. Taste a marshmallow or cup of Java warmed by the campfire. Feel the fresh mountain breeze blowing through towering pines, or the splash of cool water as you tube down the river. Touch
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Expansive reservoir and woodlands, habitat for diversity of animals, including American bald eagles. More than 400 campsites: 176 tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites with hookups; 99 tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites without hookups; 89 backpack campsites; 18 group tent campsites; showers, dump stations. More than 20 picnic shelters. Interpretive programs, lake fishing and swimming, 10 boat ramps, privately operated marina nearby. Lakeside trail: 12 miles of hiking trails, more than six miles of bicycling trails.
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Hardwood swamps and brackish marshes along the Pamlico River, oaks draped in Spanish moss, unique habitats for wildlife. More than seven miles of hiking trails, canoe access and trail, boat ramp, river fishing and swimming. Twelve tent campsites, one group tent campsite, picnicking, environmental eduction center with exhibits, interpretive programs.
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National Park, Auto Touring, Biking, Camping, Educational Programs, Fishing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Wildlife Viewing. Special Topics: Mountains, Wildflowers.
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Rock outcrops up to 2,500 feet, five waterfalls and cascades, mountain lake, access to scenic river. More than 70 tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites with showers; eight group tent campsites; six cabins. More than 15 miles of hiking trails, including nearly four miles of bridle trails, rock climbing. Lake swimming and fishing, rowboat and canoe rentals; boat access to nearby river. Visitor's center with exhibits, interpretive programs, three picnic shelters, historic bath house.
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Carolina bay environment, four-mile hiking trail through dense vegetation with bay overlooks. Twenty tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites with showers. Lake swimming, fishing, canoe and pedal boat rentals. Access for boats with 10-horsepower motors and below. Exhibits and interpretive programs, picnic shelters.
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Popular 13,900-acre reservoir, scenic vistas of lake and shoreline, home to American bald eagles. Lake fishing and swimming, 32 boat ramps, privately operated marina nearby. More than 1,000 tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites, 690 sites with hookups; showers; dump stations; 24 backpack campsites; 11 group tent campsites, group trailer campsite. Ten picnic shelters, 16 miles of hiking trails. Access to bald eagle observation tower, interpretive programs.
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Expansive reservoir with 200-mile shoreline crossing North Carolina/Virginia state line. Nearly 700 tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites, 342 with hookups; showers; dump stations; three group tent campsites. Lake fishing, accessible fishing pier, 14 boat ramps, two privately operated marinas nearby. Picnic shelters, more than two miles of hiking trails. Visitor's center, interpretive programs.
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Mountains up to 936 feet, peaceful lake. More than 100 tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites; showers, dump station; four backpack campsites; six cabins; six group tent campsites. Pool, boat ramp, lake fishing, canoe and rowboat rentals. Three picnic shelters, 16 miles of hiking trails including 15 miles of bridle trails. Visitor's center, interpretive programs.
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National Historic Trail, Auto Touring, Biking, Boating, Camping, Climbing, Educational Programs, Fishing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Swimming, Wilderness Area, Snow Skiing. Special Topics: Revolutionary War.
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A family campground located on 80 beautiful acres just off the Blue Ridge Parkway between Mileposts 257 and 258 in the North Carolina mountains. We welcome RVs (motorhomes), 5th wheels, pop-ups, slide-outs, travel trailers, and tent campers. We provide hookups, dump station, modern bathhouses, laundry facilities, groceries, LP gas, playground, and a playing field for softball, horseshoes, etc. Come fish our 5 acre lake. Use our recreation building for meetings. We offer Sunday church services.
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Hardwood forest oasis in urban Triangle region, creeks, lakes, extensive trail network with scenic overlooks. Nearly 30 tent, trailer and recreational vehicle campsites; showers; two group tent campsites; three group campsites with cabins and kitchen. Nearly 20 miles of hiking trails, including nearly 12 miles of bridle and bicycle trails. Lake swimming and fishing, rowboat and canoe rentals. Three picnic shelters, visitor's center, exhibit hall, interpretive programs.
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